Reynolds Jr the classic real estate investor book of all time was written (first version) in 1959, is NOT about wholesaling, and contains none of the latest tricks, fads or improbable tactics.However, it is the absolute BEST primer for anyone thinking of entering the residential or small commercial real estate arena.

If  anyone has a tricked out version that can run tax implications on the common legal entity set-ups (e.g. transition from SP to LLC) that would be cool, too.TIA!

Not sure I trust the complexity of the on demand system to last substantially longer than the tanked version.

I guess I went a little overboard in the creation of my lease, but future versions will definitely be more concise!

Short version, I analyze current marketing approach, behind the scenes booking software and of course the property, to see what can be economically(usually free) improved, to push the net income higher.

They clearly want to grow into a higher-end accounting system so even their desktop version requires you connect to the internet. 

Check out the version with class tracking that allows you to associate each transaction with a particular property.

Short version: IF numbers are still strong when accounting for required flood insurance (and potential basement floods are a known-quantity for myself and potential tenants) should the flood plain be a deal-breaker?

I have some renovation experience so I was looking at doing some version of a live-in flip for a year (to take advantage of primary residence mortgages), move out and start renting the property, buy a new property, and repeat for 3 years - ideally with 3 cash flowing rental properties when I leave.I have a home I'm looking at that my relator thinks we can get for $180,000 and based on similar listings can rent for around $1400/month...its a new-ish build so it won't need a ton of reno other than a few cosmetic upgrades (<$5,000).

You can get audio versions there as well.